Jai Hindley of Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe will take on a supportive role for Giro d'Italia leader Primož Roglič, following his own ambition to lead at the Vuelta a España later. Although Hindley aimed for better performance during his preparation at the Tour of the Alps, he feels satisfied with his current form despite not reaching podium finishes. His focus will be on maximizing opportunities within a strong team dynamic at the Giro, as he prepares to step aside for Roglič, reinforcing the importance of strategy and team strength in competitive cycling.
Hindley acknowledges he must adjust to a supportive role for Roglič at the Giro d'Italia, emphasizing teamwork and adaptability as key to winning.
He reflects on his pre-Giro form, stating he was aiming for better performance but remains hopeful for success despite not achieving the expected results.
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